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Robinhood Chain condition check: open a token on DexScreener and see what shape the can arrived in. No server, no tracking. Paste a token — or just open it on DexScreener — and DENTED tells you what condition the can arrived in. A dented can is the same product, cheaper, because something happened to it on the way to the shelf. Tokens are the same: what was done to them in the first minutes of their life decides most of what happens next. The chart does not show it. The chain does. DENTED reads the chain and writes it down in one line. WHERE IT SHOWS UP - DexScreener — open any Robinhood Chain pair and a card appears with the grade, the one-line verdict, six key numbers and the red and yellow findings. Drag it, collapse it, close it. - The chain explorer — same card on every token page. - X and Telegram Web — every token address in your feed gets a small chip with its grade. Click for the full card. - The toolbar popup — paste a token address, a pair address or a DexScreener link. WHAT IT CHECKS - Can you get back out — a simulated sale from a real holder into the pool. - Is the liquidity nailed down — locker, burn, or sitting in someone's wallet. - Who holds it — top-10 concentration, brand-new wallets, holders already moving out. - What can still be done to you — mint, blacklist, fee switch, pause, upgradeable proxy, live owner. - What is behind the price — liquidity vs market cap, volume, age, distance from the high. - The label — website and socials, borrowed names, ticker copies. HOW IT WORKS Everything is read live from public sources — the Blockscout explorer, the chain RPC, DexScreener and GeckoTerminal — inside your browser. There is no server. Nothing is stored, nothing is sent anywhere. Same checks, same thresholds and same verdicts as the DENTED website. Robinhood Chain only. Condition report, not advice. Open source, MIT.